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Emerging Chemical Contaminants in the Environment: From Fundamentals to Detection and Fate

Environmental Chemistry Fundamentals → Case Studies and Regulatory Perspectives

This advanced learning path equips environmental chemistry students with the knowledge and skills to identify and study emerging chemical contaminants, including pharmaceuticals, endocrine disruptors, microplastics, and PFAS. It covers the foundational chemistry, analytical techniques, environmental fate, and risk assessment necessary for systematic study.

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Foundation

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Stage 2

Core Concepts

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Advanced Topics

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